Behaviour
Tantrums are not bad behaviour to be punished — they are big feelings in a small brain that has not learned to manage them yet. Calm, connection, and consistency help most.
Behaviour
Your calm is contagious, and so is your stress. When a child is flooded with emotion, they borrow regulation from the adult nearby. Taking a slow breath, lower…
Behaviour
Putting words to emotions helps children make sense of them. Simple, warm phrases like "You are really angry that we have to leave" tell your child they are un…
Behaviour
Empathy and boundaries work together. You can completely understand your child's anger and still hold the limit. "I know you want more screen time, and it is t…
Behaviour
Many tantrums are sparked by hunger, tiredness, or too much stimulation. You will never prevent them all, but keeping snacks handy, protecting nap and bedtimes…
Behaviour
When the storm passes, a child needs to know they are still loved and the relationship is intact. A calm cuddle and a few simple words rebuild connection. Ther…
Behaviour
You will lose your patience sometimes, because you are human and tantrums are genuinely hard. What matters is the overall pattern of calm and connection, not a…
Parent Vibes
Tap to open the complete article on Parent Vibes — free, calm parenting tips for Indian families.